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# Add New Account - Airmail for macOS

Airmail allows you to add multiple accounts simultaneously (which is the basic requirement of an email 
 client to come into existence!)

 If you are using Airmail for the first time, it automatically takes you to the "Add you email account" window 
 which looks as below

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/cda391d2-f5f9-4dc6-bec0-935bb2d9a44e/42b76c71-4c4f-4ee8-ac7c-0a8c8a069091.png)

 If you already have added an account in Airmail and want to add more accounts, please go to:
                                 "Airmail > Preferences > Accounts"
 And you will find the above "Add your email account" window by selecting the following option


![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/cda391d2-f5f9-4dc6-bec0-935bb2d9a44e/868f9925-f992-4fab-a59f-85a0156eca83.png)
 After successfully reaching "Add your account window", you can easily choose the service of which you 
 want to add an account in Airmail.


###### Supported Protocols

* IMAP
* POP3
* SMTP
* Exchange Web Services (Requires Exchange 2007 SP1+)

###### Detected Email Services

* Gmail
* iCloud
* Yahoo!
* Office 365
* Exchange Web Services (Autodiscover)
* Local Accounts

 Airmail supports importing your existing email data, whether in Apple Mailbox, EMLX, EML or MBox formats, 
 into a special local account. This account stays on your computer and doesn’t interact with any kind of 
 server. Local mailboxes are great for bringing over any of your current mail archives for use in Airmail, or to 
 create new ones.